plz i need some immigration advices

[Old Dominion 26]

Wow. I am very sorry to hear that this happened to you! It sounds like a terrible ordeal and has no doubt left you with a very unpleasant impression of this country.

You can also try contacting Catholic Charities in NYC. I don't think it is necessary to be Catholic to ask them for help.

http://catholiccharitiesny.org/index.cfm?P...0%26%20Refugees

Go to the menu in the lower left corner of that webpage to find a menu of options for services.

Best of luck,

Maya

It's a good idea to contact the Catholic Church. The church has a strong program to help anyone having immigration problems and the staff is trained very well. The church helps anyone, Christian or not. You will need to return to Morocco, however. When did you last see your fiancee? This is a very odd situation for anyone to be in.

[DanielParul 50]

I like - DP!!

To the OP, please get in touch with your embassy and tell them your situation if you haven't done so already. You will have to go back in 90 days if you are not married to the petitioner.

Edited October 22, 2008 by DanielParul

[wifetobe 2]

I do. He makes his way to the nearest airport, and explains his situation to the first immigration official he sees. I'm sure they will be MOST efficient when it comes to processing the ticket.

Thats a really bad joke (if its one) and even worse if its not. Please refrain from giving any advice if you can't come up with a good one. You would not want to be in the same situation and have people tell you the same

I agree with you Mr P. Actually the OP is in a very bad position and so you should refrain from wack pathetic comments about bad advice. Infact, the OP should see the nearest airport or the nearest US embassy and speak to a consulate, explain his story and they will help with the ticket fare. THANK YOU.

[maliciant 7]

The original thread had the best advice there is for this situation, call the police about the boyfriend, contact the embassy about getting home. If that doesn't provide the solution you are looking for, let us know what the problem was, why they couldn't help or what they told you to do. As far as help with immigrating, step one is to return home, your situation sucks, but it turns out america doesn't owe you citizenship just because you had an awful experience. As far as getting revenge goes, forget it, beyond reporting the boyfriend (because he HAS committed a serious crime) there is little that you can legally do about the situation. Your situation sucks but it's also pretty cut and dry as far as how to deal with it, you really have few options. If you are intent on immigrating here, then perhaps you can find a company willing to sponsor you for a work visa during your short stay here before your K-1 runs out, but that still involves you having to leave the country before your 90 days are up.

All the important steps to take were in the original thread, act on it or tell us why that advice isn't helping.

[himher 634]

This is hard to believe but probably not impossible (from a Georgia girl). So, with this in mind:

If you have not filed a police report on this incident, I would advise that you do this soonest. The Appling County Sheriff's department number is 912-367-8120. What you need to do is tell your story to them in as much detail as possible.

This means:

Hotel where you were staying

Describe the witnesses, I am assuming the hotel owners/operators MUST have seen something that will back your story

Describe the BF and tell them exactly what happened

Describe in detail the gun - color, type, etc, because they will search for a gun of that description and if they find it it will help your story

So that will distract the boyfriend for awhile

At a minimum, your fiance owes you for your return ticket at least (well, I'd award you one if I were on the jury). SO.....

Contact an attorney where you are staying, usually for $50 or so you can go in for consultation

Ask that they help you collect whatever you need to collect to get your return ticket home from your fiance

Advise them of any other damages that you have incurred

See what they say, you never know

There is no immigration advice to be had here, not in-country on a K1 visa and (it appears) not being able to marry your fiance. Others have advised contacts and possible ways to get home, unfortunately you probably will have to return to your home country with a terrible lesson learned.

[Kiv 32]

your story is very sad, I think himher gave you a very good advice.

It may not look like right know but I am sure you are lucky, you saved yourself from bigger problems.

[EZgoing378 0]

i dont know if its my imagination but has this topic been posted before already?

Frankly, I think this is a crank but if not......

It should be clear to you from what everyone else has said that if you don't get this woman to marry you by the time your visa expires, you must leave the US. If you overstay your visa, you could be permanently barred from ever coming back to this country. Think of the future, not the past.

Reporting the boyfriend is a waste of time. With no witnesses and the fact that you will be deported by the time there is any trial, the police aren't going to do anything.

If you do anything rash like committing a revenge crime, you will spend the remainder of your 90 days or more locked up instead of at that lovely Motel 6. This will unquestionably result in you NEVER being allowed back into this country.

maliciant said: "All the important steps to take were in the original thread, act on it or tell us why that advice isn't helping?" Great question. What have you been doing since your original post? Something isn't adding up here.

[bhajishah 4]

I know they have phones in rural Georgiaow..Might have wanted to have called her and let her know you got your visa and when you were coming..unless you did and she told you no marriage and you still came to win her over in REDNECK ville without notice.. Lucky you didnt end up in the swamp with buck shot in your Azz.. Go to consulate and seek help..and to answer your next question...No you cannot marry another US woman while you are here on your original fiancees Visa...Call lawyer and let him take your friends money..YEither way leave or end up in deportation. Better go nicely and try roll the dice in chat room again..

[KyngSilva 0]

I have questions?

1) Why does your Service center say California, when you are in Georgia? or rather where you state your fiance is from? Shouldn't you be filing at the Texas Service center?

2) Who did you exaclty ask where she works? You must be pretty daring to just go ask people about somebody. Baxely is small Georgia town. Heck your even more daring for asking your fiancee to give the phone to her "bf".

3) How come the taxi driver did not tell you in advance that he would not take you to where you wanted to go.

Your fiancee would have to go through a lot of trouble to get you to come to the US. Kinda strange that she would just blow you off.

Something tells me your story doesn't add up. Oh well!!

PS Anybody who thinks I am being too harsh, needs to look at our boys story a little closer. B)

[morocco4ever 63]

I am really baffled. Your fiance loved you so much that she endured this entire process, as well as paid big bucks to bring you here. Even up to the day of boarding the plane, and the 7 hour flight over the ocean, and how ever many hours it takes to get to your final destination. And to top it off, the taxi driver wouldn't take you to her home (what was his explanation?). And in this few hours she went from a commited love to "go home"?

Man that is the weirdest story I have EVER heard.

I am assuming that you want to go home, is that correct? Because if you don't marry her there is no way you can stay. So I think your best advise is to do as they say, call your consulate.

[tammy2688 1]

I agree with all of the posts. There are no loopholes here. REPEAT - NO WAY TO STAY IF YOU AND YOUR FIANCE/PETITIONER do not get married by 90 days. There is not even sympathy for people who do everything the right way - your relationship with her does not seem very strong at all, and she did not come to pick you up at the airport...eek. That just shows either she is fine with wasitng time and money or you did not fully communicate with each other.

When you called her before getting on the plane, didn't you make sure she still LIKED you! I feel really really bad for you but we always suffer for our own mistakes and clearly you did not make sure your relationship was good before you came here.

Please either talk to her again or call the consulate, you cannot last long here as an illegal, anything you try to do will get your name notified so that's no route either. You have to get married or go back.

We all have had to endure many terrible things in the visa journey but you gotta make sure you are still IN the relationship because you came here on a FIANCE visa, you have to be careful of everything you do in life or it ruins you.

I hope you get things straightened out.

Tam

[playnice 0]

I am really baffled. Your fiance loved you so much that she endured this entire process, as well as paid big bucks to bring you here. Even up to the day of boarding the plane, and the 7 hour flight over the ocean, and how ever many hours it takes to get to your final destination. And to top it off, the taxi driver wouldn't take you to her home (what was his explanation?). And in this few hours she went from a commited love to "go home"?

Man that is the weirdest story I have EVER heard.

I am assuming that you want to go home, is that correct? Because if you don't marry her there is no way you can stay. So I think your best advise is to do as they say, call your consulate.

is this guy for real????.............if this is all true....you are still outta the country.....if this is just b.s. you are wasting a lot of peoples

serious time......and your story does not add up....so where are you now?

[YGandMAT 0]

I am really baffled. Your fiance loved you so much that she endured this entire process, as well as paid big bucks to bring you here. Even up to the day of boarding the plane, and the 7 hour flight over the ocean, and how ever many hours it takes to get to your final destination. And to top it off, the taxi driver wouldn't take you to her home (what was his explanation?). And in this few hours she went from a commited love to "go home"?

Man that is the weirdest story I have EVER heard.

I am assuming that you want to go home, is that correct? Because if you don't marry her there is no way you can stay. So I think your best advise is to do as they say, call your consulate.

is this guy for real????.............if this is all true....you are still outta the country.....if this is just b.s. you are wasting a lot of peoples

serious time......and your story does not add up....so where are you now?

Didn't his fiance know he was coming? Didn't she have a copy of the itinerary? If this was my fiance coming to the US, I would have been waiting with my arms open. There would be no need for him to call me, cause I would already be there.

The story is just a little weird. If it's true, how unfortunate. If it's a lie, you are sick dude. This forum is for serious inquiries.

[pushbrk 12,605]

I do. He makes his way to the nearest airport, and explains his situation to the first immigration official he sees. I'm sure they will be MOST efficient when it comes to processing the ticket.

Thats a really bad joke (if its one) and even worse if its not. Please refrain from giving any advice if you can't come up with a good one. You would not want to be in the same situation and have people tell you the same

This is actually pretty good advice except it would be pretty difficult to actually "see" an immigration official. This K1 visa holder needs to leave the USA. He really doesn't have any other options. This was already explained the first time he posted his story. If he cannot make arrangements to leave on his own, then he'll need to arrange it through ICE, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

[Hell0W0rld 10]

c'mon OP take the advices already and don't make anymore posts about your "story", every advices hass been given so its time to go home now.